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Smokeless Po*er - §kells lir The Patent Corrugated Head on Win- chester\Leader\ and\Repeater\shells absorbs the shock of the powder explos- ion instead of localizing if, as the old English way ofmetal lining does. That' s why Winchester shells, with their modern patented construction, are so superior to ones made according to the English method of times long past. If you want the best shooting shells Canned Sweet Cider. Canned fresh apple juice — or -canned sweet cider—is one of the 'Vest examples of the successful work of the various scientific laboratories of the American canning trade. Such a product has lately been made with much success by a few conArns, but now the science of it has been fully developed by laboratory study. The big apple crop of the past season was responsible for this, for it was evident that some method should be devised to use the vast quantities of apples which were allowed to rot in the big apple years, says an ex- change. Many difficulties have been over- come by a discovery of the causes. The first difficulty, of course, was to prevent the apple juice from ferment , lug and so becoming cider, harder and harder. Boiled apple juice was an old attempt to meet this diffi- culty and boiled apple juice remains sweet, but it has never been pqpu- lar because it does not have the right taste. The fermenting of cider was found to be due to yeasts that lo- cate on the skin of the apple. Fortunately the yeasts were discov- ered to be unable to resist a tempera- ture of 110 degree Fahrenheit, which is much below the boiling point of BLACK LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED by Cutter'. Blaskieg Filly taw - priced, fresh, reliable: Preferred by Western stockmen because they pro - L EG toot whore other vaselnes falL Write for booklet and tectlmoniala 10 -dose ekles. Sleek's/ Pills $1.00 10-dese pkgs. Blaekleg Pills 4.00 Use soy Injector, but Cutter's beet. The superiority of Cutter products Is due to over 111 years of specializing I,, canines sod tomes oily. loolot on Cutter's. If unobtainable, order direct. THE CUTTER LABORATORY. Illorkolos. Calltoraka struction or contract, according to Bradstreets. The steel merchant ton- 90.ge now under construction on the eabord, however, 60 vessels of 288,- 701 gross tons, is greater than in any previous year, the nearest approach being 68 vessels of 273,865 tons in July, 1901. Of the vessels now building, 21 are bulk oil carriers of 154,056 gross tons, 6 colliers of 25,475 gross tons, and 5 passenger steamers of 17,000 tons, the remainder being cargo boats. The vessels of the United States navy under construction or under contract, excluding submarines, number 27 of 287,382 tons displacement. System is a time saver, the one posi- tive essential to the accomplishment of commensurate results. Routine is the element that makes machines of human beings and sinks them into the rut, The, two are some times con- UUUUUUUUU UUUUU 611111111111.11111• OOOOO OMNI a. Wives! Mothers! JuAaWordWithYou! Daughters! \ A woman's organism is a very delicate thing—it very easily gets out of order—just like a 'delicate piece of machinery, it requires more than ordinary care and attention. There are many signs which point todisorder, such as headaches, unaccount- able pains in various parts of the body,liatlessness, nervousness, irritableness, dizziness, faintness, backache, loss of appetite, depression, and many others: Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription • • • • has been the means of restoring thousands of suffering women to natural health and strength. For morqthan forty years it has been successfully carrying on • this great work. Today It is known throughout the length and breadth of every lead— -Women everywhere look -upon iteta a heipfut friend. - Let itwicl - you. Sold in liauid or tablet form by druggists, or trial box mailed you for 50 cents from Dr. Pierce's Dispensary, Buffalo, N.Y. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate Stomach. Liver and Bovz i ll as i • - water. Apple juice heated to that degree and kept there for an hour lost all its fermenting qualities, so that it would remain sweet; and yet this comparatively loVr heat did not kill the fresh taste, as boiling does. A mcire serious trouble wae the habit of cider to become cloudy or even very dirty in appearance when kept for some time. This was dis- covered to be due to the presence of bits of solid apple material in the juice and not to dirt. Removing the solid material kept the juice clear. Filtering had practical difficulties. Heating the cider and then allowing it to settle did the work fairly well under some conditions. Centrifugal separation was found to be the ideal method for clearing the juice; and this is not nearly so formidable as if sounds. The ordi- nary cream separator found on most modern farms operates by centrifu- gal separation, and most cream sepa- rators can do the work on apple juice as satisfactorily as on milk; so the juice is put through the separa- tor. In canning the juice it was found to be necessary to use either enamel - lined cans or glass with paraffined corks. All these precautione—simple enough, however—have been found to do the trick successfully. Returns filed with the Zureau of Navigation, department of commerce, show that at the beginning of the cur- rent fiscal year, July 1, 1915, the ship- yards of the United States had under construction or under contract 65 steel merchant vessels of 298,426 gross tons, the largest amount of work at the cor- responding dine since July 1, 1907, when 134 steel merchant vessels of 403,473 gross tons were under con= fused. The former, however, is the product of the brain, the latter of the hands and feet. Doing the same things the same way, day in and day out is n4 system. Action that is based on intelligent thought in planning the de- tails and eliminating useless expendi- ture of energy is the real essence of system. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulated and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take. Do not gripe. 10Ad. At Auditorium Theater, Spokane. The dramatization of \The Calling of Dan Matthews\ .will be presented at the Auditorium theater Saturday and Sunday, September 18 and 19. Every reader of Harold Bell Wright's stories has read \The Calling of Dan Mat- thews.\ In it are found the familiar and well loved scenes, faces and names met with in \The Shepherd of the Hills.\ The play belongs to the 20th century and like all of Wright's stories, when put into playing form, makes an interesting and powerful drama. \The Calling of Dan Matthews\ has been drametized by Mr. Wright and Elsbery W. Reynolds and is produced by Gaskill & McVitty, who have al- ready given \The Shepheard of the Hills\ and \That Printer of Udell's.\ A well dressed man inspires a cer- tain amount of confidence and re- spect, where a sloven repels and a flashily appareled individual gener- ates suspicion. Clothes are often the mediam through which the character of the wearer is determined, and ap- pearances certainly are the feature that gives the most striking impres- sion of a retail store. You may use an old favorite recipe and the best of materials and make it carefully, the oven may be just right, yet you will have a failure if \71 rureoi uoi&iiiu Ille'DOUgn '. is not the right one to leaven it properly and make it light, digestible, wholesome. Good baking without good baking powder is out of the question. K C Baking Powder has wonderful leavening power, and the double action --in the bowl and in the oven—makes good results doubly certain. Take no chances of fai/ure—use K C and have \good luck' every time. At all Grocers. NO DOUBT THAT RESINOL DOES HEAL SICK SKIN When you kieow physicians have prescribed Resinol for 20 years in the treatment of eczema and other itch- ing, burning, unsightly skin eruptions, axle have written thousands of reports saying: \It is'my regular prescription for itching,\ \Resinol has produced brilliant results,\ \The result it gave `wait marvelous in one of the worst cases of eczema,\ etc., etc., doesn't it make you feel that \this is the treat- ment I can rely on for MY skin - trouble?\ The, moment Resinol Ointment touches itching skins, the itching stops and healing begins. With the aid of Resinol Soap, it almost always clears away every trace of eczema, ringworm, pimples, or other distress- ing eruption quickly, leaving the ekin clear and healthy. Sold by all drug- gists.—Adv. Everybody wants to see better coun- try roads around here, and those who live off of the community should do their share towards its upkeep, either through local taxation or by voluntary contribution. Our local business men have dug down into their pockets every year for taxes, and then they have dug down again and again for all sorts of laudable objects in the way, of con- tributions to this, that and whatnot, and they will probably continue to dig as long as they remain in business. like the goold old Jersey cow, they have been \milked\ so long and so often and for such varied purposes, that \diggine bilei become almost sec- ond nature to them: ' But there is one man who is Roll- ing in Wealth that has been gathered in from the rural districts, and that man has yet to make his first dig. At any rate, no one appear; to have ever heard of him contributing a sin- gle penny for the alleviation of local conditions. He is the Mail Order Man, and it is high time for him to dig. Many of you have been sending him . your money for these many years, depleting the financial condition of your home community in order that he and his may ride in expensive au- tomobiles and wear rich furs, laces and diamonds. He counts his wealth by tile mil- lions, all Contributed by his \dear friends\ frorte — the country districts. A few hundreds to him would be but a drop in the bucket, yet it would mean much to you if expended in im- proving the roads that you must travel in earning your daily bread. e - Now suppose each one of you good people who have been handing your hard-earned money over to the mail order man in the past just write him a letter, and tell him your roads are sadly in need of repairs. Just tell him that when the rains come the raud Isdeep, - ana trarflc is auncuit, ana IT is hard for you to 'earn the golden dollars that go to swell the great wealth he can never spend. Tell him that you have been his friend in the past. Now ask him to Prove his mettle by becoming your friend in the present, with a few 'hun- dreds for better roads. Ask him to \dig arid dig deeply. If he is nur friend—lb. cares a rap for you—he will dig. But if he thinks only of what he can squeeze out of you, he won't dig. Write him today, and see if he digs. But in the meantime, just rernem ber that responsible merchants are advertising in this paper this week, and other weeks, and that they will euplicate the goods sold by the dig - less mail order man quality for qual- ity and dollar foredollar—and save you the freight or express. Show your loyalty by supporting the dealer who supports you and yours. Cultivating the habit of remember- ing names and faces is more than worth while. It gives you the ability to confer pleasure upon others, and it may readily be turned into personal profit to yburself. You can help your Stom- ach back to a normal ,ondi- tion, induce liver activity and bowel regularity by careful diet and proper ex- ercise, to which you should add the toning and strengthening qualities to be found in a fair trial of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITITERS WAR ROMANCE CULMINATES IN BRITISH HOSPITAL I 0 4, 14 .oata, 'nes < • , `, -•` 'UN4 i E.R.WO 0 C) CiRtk-12-WO OD =i=1=1=1=12=i2Ci= i= i ZCi Zi 3C.i at romance, ‘v hien is the talk of Winnipeg, Canada. where the principals of the story reside, has jos culminated in -the marriage at an English hospital of Miss Stonehouse to her soldier sweetheart, who was brought back from the front incapacitated by wounds received in heroic action on the fighting lines. The bridegroom left Canada with one of the first of the Canadian contingents. His name listed among the wounded impelled Miss Stcnehouse to leave her home in Winnipeg to make the long journey of 4,000 miles to comfort her wounded soldier sweetheart. The photograph shows the happy pair, groom with head bandaged, bride at his left. The groom is being congratulated by his bunkie, who bad been wheeled out to the grounds of the hoiwital in order to be present at th 0,ding Elliott Woods is the superintendent of the United States capitol and grounds in Washington, and has en- tire charge of the policing of the build- ing. Device for Fastening Doors. Placing a wedge under a door I9 one of the most effectual means for keeping it closed, for pushing upon the door from the outside only in- creases the effect of the wedge. A convenient device of this kind is made of metal, and it not only serves to wedge the door but also contains a mechanical bell mounted on the same base 'and behind the wedge in s uch way that pressure on the face of the wedge by the door causes the bell to ring. The base carries a set ol short points underneath so that it can be put in place and grips upon the carpet or fioosing so as not o slide out of position. Such a de- vice can be carried in the pocket and it is to be recommended for travel- ing. A Prayer Let me have a good sense of propor- tion. Let me live more in today, in- stead of living so greatly in the past and counting so largely upon the fu- ture. Teach me to realize that regrets over the past will get me nothing while too great preparations for the future many find me in my grave and unable to cash in on the climax. Teach me to realize that the man who spends all his earnings is simply and solely an asset to his relatives. Enable me to get Into the cheerful frame of mind IIII where today always looks fair and bright, where all the disagreeable 1111111 things in the past are forgotten and where the future does not assume a Your patent must be strong and valid. Do not delay. A strong patent. may be worth a fortune, Patent obtained or fee refunded. No extra charge for drawings. Patents decured in any part of the World. Free search service. HERBERT E. SMITH Registered Attorney Spokane. Wash Foreigners In Chinese Service. se ee , e Cue Chinese government in its various de- it'artments, either In the customs, rail- ways, post offices, or other branches. According to the tat .it information the total is 3,948 persons, whose na- tionalities are is follows: British, 1,105; French. 1,003; Germans, 533; Russian, 463, American, 174; Japa , nese, 207; Italian, 75; Austrian. 50; Belgian, 171; others, 158. tau vanaula acinc exposition it San Francisco was a great success. Our illustration shows the color bearers of the Rich- mond Light Infantry Blues on parade, and, at the right, Governor Stuart delivering his address. Launching or the newest American torpedo-boat destroyer,. the Conyng- eam, at the Cramps shipyards, Philadelphia, and little Miss Anna Conyngham Stevens, who was sponsor for the vessel. When Tommy \Put Out to Bea.\ Describing the death of a British Tommy who had been riddled with shrapnel, an army surgeon in London on leave said: - ese ee lee; Lee pour ieituw teuuetiy on the hospital cot, suddenly he be- gan to sing Tennyson's 'Crossing the Bar,' to Sir Joseph Barnby's beautiful setting. His voice was one of the sweetest tenors I ever heard. Doctors, nurses and orderlies gathered at his bedside listenin in silence, deeply moved, while he sang the song through to the end, his strength wanines with each verse. It was almost in a will* . per that he finished the line, 'And may there be no moaning at the bar when I put out to sea.' A moment later he was dead.\ urearest eivine root There Is no \great poet\ living to- day. Between the few so-called poets of today there is but little choice. This is not an age of poetry. The Op mosphere of the time would instantly choke a real poet to death. Tb• chances are, however, that we Ira have some real poets later on whs. this war te over, and the real Pod olt humanity begins to assert itself.
